An Indian tour of Ahmedabad reveals the rich history and contemporary energy of Gujarat's biggest city, which is recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site. Beginning with the exquisitely carved Jama Masjid and the tranquil Sidi Saiyyed Mosque, known for its "Tree of Life" jali, the tour takes visitors through the ancient walled city. Along the serene Sabarmati River, Mahatma Gandhi's former residence, Sabarmati Ashram, provides a moving glimpse into India's liberation struggle. With stops at the Calico Museum and lively marketplaces like Law Garden, which are ideal for handicrafts and street cuisine like dhokla, the tour delves deeply into Ahmedabad's textile heritage. Architectural treasures such as Louis Kahn's modernist IIM Ahmedabad campus and the Adalaj stepwells combine the old and the new. The experience is enhanced by the lively Kite Museum and the nighttime history tour through pols, or traditional neighborhoods. Historical dimension is added by day visits to the Sun Temple at Modhera or the Rani ki Vav in Patan. Ahmedabad, which is reachable by Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel International Airport, enjoys pleasant winter weather from October to March. For tourists looking for a genuine yet exciting Indian experience, this tour delivers a blend of Gujarati hospitality, history, and culture.